There's too much fight in this club, and nothing else to make it as compelling as the film. Read Review
A no-holds-barred realistic fighter, the game portrays the brutality of street fighting while encompassing the artistic style, settings, storyline and characters from the Fight Club movie. Players will feel every punch and kick from delivered from the shocking visuals of broken bones, blood-stained ripped clothes and real-time facial deformation in fully interactive environments from the film and book. Features 3 different fighting styles and intuitive controls, the ability to create fighters, and online gameplay.
There's too much fight in this club, and nothing else to make it as compelling as the film. Read More »
I was pretty shocked when I heard that a game was being made based on the movie "Fight Club", the Brad Pitt and Ed Norton vehicle that made a major splash in 1999. Not only was the movie released more than 5 years ago, it really wasn't about fighting. Sure, there was a fair amount of fisticuffs onscreen, but it was about much more than that, touching on subjects as diverse as anarchy, the human condition, and the mind-numbingly mundane aspects of everyday life. While the game doesn't really touch on these philosophical subjects at all, it looks like Fight Club will do a good job of recreating the strictly physical aspects. Read More »
VU Games launches official page for upcoming Xbox and PS2 beat 'em up. Read More »
David Fincher's 1999 Fight Club is a really, really good movie. It's violent, funny, and sick all at the same time. It's a perfect portrayal of schizophrenia nicely tied together with a little anarchy, a little political right-on-ness, and a whole lot of dry humor. Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Meatloaf made up a great cast that took the film to lofty heights, winning over fans with its slick story and great presentation. But can Fight Club make a good video game? Read More »
Some early details on VU Games' upcoming fighting game for PS2 and Xbox. Read More »
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 16, 2004
Publisher: Vivendi Games
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 16, 2004
Publisher: Vivendi Games
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